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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-26
NO. 4o.
General advertisements.
NEW GOODS!

LAvTNG CAREFULLY SELECTED
4 La new stock Of goods for the Spring and
summer trade, we are now prepared to offer
70 the public our entire stock at the lowest
figures Silks and Satins in all shades.
Ladies Dress Goods,
French Nunsveiline, plain and checked, in
all shades.
Merino, Cashmere and Alpaca, in all
Ladies Underwear, such as chemise, Night
gowns, ETC.; the latest patterns.
Ladies Wooden and Cashmere Shawls in
every shade
Ladies' Silk TaGetia Glove, in all shade.
and sizes.
Ladies' and children's Hosiery.
The latest Patterns Of 1887.
Ladies fancy Jerseys in all shades and
Ladies' Plain Embroidered Lace Parasols
IN all shades and styles. Also an elegant as.
sortmcnt Of Ladies' Umbrellas, the latest rat
terms, direct from England. At very low
prices.
In addition to our Store on come- Hotel
and Fort streets, we have rehtted the store.
room upstairs, formerly occupied by Mr..
Ihos. 9. Thrum, and arc now prepared to OF.
fer to the general public fine assortment Of
the choicest brands Of
CHINESE TEAS,
Such as 90 Long, Sui Sing and Goo 10,
also Japan Tea and many other brands too
numerous 10 mention.
a hne assortment always on hand of new
styles OF Bamboo Lounges and Chairs of the
latest pattern. Extra fine and strong Cam.
phor trunks In all sres.
A No. I. Chinese plain and colored Mat.
ting. Chinese Pongoe silk at very low figures.
Chinese white Silk BY the yard or piece.
Chinese Tissue in all shades. Chinese silk
Crepe.
Chinese Grass Cloth, white, brown and
black, by the yard or piece, at greatly reduced
A No. I. assortment Of Chinese Silk Hand.
kerchiefs, plain and embroidered, hemstilched,
colored border, etc.
Chinese Silk Sashes Of every description.
Chinese plain and embroidered Slippers.
Chinese Fans in all styles.
-
Call and See Goods and Prices at
GOO KIM,
Corner Hotel and Fort Sts., Honolulu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-16
A Craze for Purple.

From the Argonaut.
The Princess Wademar OF Denmark
is addicted to the use of purple. Dur.
ing the few days she spent in Paris
she was so frequently seen in purple
garments that the color has become
suddenly fashionable there. Until
the other day it was looked upon a
only suitable for old ladies, and now
it is being seen upon young girls and
even upon children. 1t is the armorial
color of Denmark, and suits the
fair Princess Marie admirably. One
evening at the Dejazet Theater she
was seen in a dress of purple plush
with n gold plastron. She is fond o.
wearing a purple capote with a gold
algrette, and a purple velvet mantle Is
made Of purple cloth trimmed viii
gold passementerie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-16
Louisville,
Baltimore.
Washington,
Philadelphia
Chicago,
Cincinnati,
New York,
Boston,

AND OTHER PRINCIPAL CITIES
North East and West leave Dallas 700
jnlam Honey Grove Paris and CarksVie
the American SteaR
Line
Philadelphia
For o o
j. MILLER, gcnt,Da
Tickle Dallas. Texae
JOHN a. GRANT, General Manager, Dallas, Texas
E.P.TURNER, Dallas, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-16
Chicago,
Cincinnati,

orl the southeast VII, Little 9 and
al Double daily line Pullman
Take the
Waco
booked
Philadelphia and
Liverpool steamship Line between New York Ph'op h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-16
Q((yyyl-

For particulars Tickets call
j. H. MILFER, Travelling Passenger Agent Dallas, Tex -,
t. p depot and 800 Main street. Daas rex
C C. ODEN, Ticket Agent, Union depot, East Dallas
w. MCCULLOUGH General Passenger and Ticket Agent hase
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-16

all Louisiana New Mexico Arizona
line the North East and Southeast Elegant
through between ST. lous
Dempg Pullman Palace sleeping Cars between Fort worth
and Newt Orleans without change.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-16
REASONS
WHY YOU SHOULD TRAVEL VIA
THE
PACIFIC
r A Ill w A Y:


n West
the the
n
Denson, Dallas and Fort WORTH Antonio
a kansas a
to
ndD
Because there S ~ One hange of Jars
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26

tag, ben 5. September 1887 unb f9lieBt
am 5. Stunt 1888.
@er ndbere Snformattonen piinIdt
= bic man aug ben bonn Der Nnltalt
berausgegebenen Gataloge f96pfen tam
=, menbe fi6 Oil 9errn Scott, ben ge,
f9dftliGen Setter BET Mnftalt TCol. T.
M. Scott, Business Manager of the
A. & B. College, College Station,
Texas.
Inter ben 2e~brtrdften. bic Der Nus
italt borfeben, befinben fi9 audi mebs
rere beuti6e profeRorer (bie 6erre1
&uoolpb Wippre@t, s. 6. @ieiede uub
%. Wippre9t; fotie ferner 6err ST.
Bringhurf, Der atuar felbf tein 9euts
fder 1T, iebo9 ber 5eutl9en Gpra6e
md9tig 1T unb feline @tuoien aud auf
beuti9en uniberfitdten abioIbirt bat.
yta9. aaen oieien b%prfiebenben Muss
tabrungeu glaubet1 mir allen beuti6en
gltern unferes States, mel6e ibre1
Sbbnen cine Golese,8ilbung = unb
5tpar eine gIei63eitig tbeoretif9e unb
praftii9e-5u She'll nerben laHen tppts
len, nit gutem @epiKen empfeblen au
t6nner, biefelben auf Die Mderbauz ut1b
8eperbef6ule nod 8rpar gu f9iden,
no fe gut aufgeboben finb uno no mat,
IT'D bic re6li9fte Miibe giebt, brau1.
bare 8iirser unb Mitglieber Der meni6s
li@en Seieai@aft aus ibnen gu MAIDEN !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26
STE 0ettttpu

beg 9errn @eorg s. 4ligelt I'M einen
Ginbaltsbefebl, bamit Der Stabt Sun
Intonio Derboten tperbe, ferner @elber
an bic Wafermert : gompagnie gu 5ab,
len. iikBt i9 mad a~nfiibrung Der be-
ftebenben @ontracte barauf, bob bic
leBteren unautoriiirt, unsefebIi9, nun
unb ni6tig unb geger oas 6ffentli6e
Snterehe iino. Die 9auptpuntte finb
bic GrtbeiIung bes MOnopols, wobur@
cine ieoe @oncutren3 oussef9IOnen III;
bas @iuseben bes Contracts auf 25
Sabre nit groBen pribilegien; bic 8es
freiung bes G~igentbums Der @ompass
ME bon Steuern; bic 8ere6nung urs
mdbieer uub unperniinftis bober preiie
.ftr 2ieferung bon WaRer an pripat'
p%erionen; bic 8erf9wenbung BON eros
Ben Summer Seitens Der Siabt an bic
@ompagnie, uel9e gu anbern munisipas
len 3msden bertpenbet per6en foaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26
GtaotratbSb erbanbIma8er.

ST.. &utberforb's p%etitiou, uni &id.
er%ffattung Der ibm auferlegter @elbs
ftrafe, mirb bepi0igt. Ser Mopor
finoigt on, baB @eorge s. NItgeIt unb
Mabere einen @in5altsbefebI gu erlar=
gen fu@en, Tim ber Stabt gu berbieten,
unter benz &ontraft fir Maferlieferung
irgenb pel6e @eloer ausausablen.
Ste Sroinana, 2eute, tpel1e tpiber=
re6tli@ Waier aus ben 9it6es Be.
nuben, nit elmer @elbffrafe BON $25-
200 gu belegen, tpurbe angenommett.
Muf @ntrag Degeners pirb Gtpeu= in
@intberitraBe umgetauft.
Die alte @~oliabftraBe tpirb tpieber err
6fnet tperben.
@nf Nnoronuns bes betr. 4omites
uerben 6 neue 1D6ranten ~aufsefte1t
tperben.
ueber bic petition ber Wef gnb
R%ompagnie, 9traBenbabnlinien bers1.
fteDea, .pirb gtnfhg beri1tet.
Belfnap erbob fi9 gu elmer perf1nz
li9en Grfldrung, in mel9er er betonte,
baB nur bic reiniteu Wotipe fir bic SeSn>
tereRen Der Stabt i'm beranloBt bdtten,
bic Mngelegenbeit tpegeu Der 8eleu1s
tungsfontratte bpr Sen @tabtratb au
bringen unb bamit cine unterfu9ung
berbei5ufibren.
Sas 2omite beridtet, bab nod 8ers
nebmung bon 16 3euger fG ergeben
babe, baB bic GIagen o0lig ~unbegrins
bet inb; i'm @egentbeiI 1T betpielen
uor6en, bob meber Nftiett nod irqenb
etmas Nuberes sur 8~eeinHuHung Der
Mitglieber bes Stabtratbes argeboten
puroe. GDl. 8elfnap begging einen
f9pereu Srrtbum, inbem er biele Gla=
gen erbob, mari einen 3aoel auf feline
&olegen, inoetn er He Der l1nehrIi9feit
bei@uloigte, bat unferer gutert @tabt
einen S9aben augefi9t, ber niemals
gut genla6t tper6en fam unb iiber uas
fere ebrliden Nbf9ten 8emertungen
beransgeforbert, bic ni9ts tpeniger aIs
fhmei6elbaft waren.
Gallagher wiinidte, baB Der Iebte
pafus ausgeffriden tper6e. 5mpe
protefirt; er, ats @orfber bes 8eIeu9s
tungsfomites fei bur6 Belfnaps Nors
ge1en In cine belitate Gteaung aebradt
mOrben unb meint, Der sar3e etabts
roth murbe baour9 beleibigt. 6at
aud f@on fritber geb6rt, baB Stabts
rdtbe BON auBerbalb angeflagt tpurben;
aber es muBte einem Mitgliebe iibers
lanen bletben, feline 2olegen ber uus
ebrli9feit 3u aeiben.
Gallagher fpri9t no6maIs unb tpirb
bur8 2emts unteritiibt; aud guergin
(Wiitglieb bes unteriu@ungsfomites)
f9lieBt fi@ ibnen an.
S9reiner beantragt baraut bas uns
teriu@uagstomite in ben @alaboofe su
f9iden.
&alteper beantragt, ben 8eri6t aus
riid~3ufenben, troBoem mirb berielbe
nit 8 gegen 3 Stimmen ansenommen.
Set Mapor fiinbiste ben 8erfauf
Der Stabtbonos on. Die 8eIeu1tungss
frQge bleibt i'm status quo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26
Bur Vrpbibtttua in @bpee sxslamp.

&bpbe SsIan6 1T elmer BET @taaten,
tpel6e III Der alIerjhn9itea Set ben Werz
iu9 gema6t baben, bas 8olf bur1 bic
3wanes=S ittli6teit elmer probibitions;
@eiebgebung gu rreformiten". Mit
pel9em grfolge, aeigt Elm 8eri9t aug
proDibence bonn %. Suit, pel9er fol-
genbermaBen lautet:
r9ausiu9ungen urb 8ef9lagnabs
murgen aQer Nrt unter benz YrDbibitiz
onss@eieb, tpel9e mdbrenb BET lebten
Sage bter ftattgefunben babert unb beis
nabe CUR S%agesorbnung getporben finb,
baben nur einen Doriibergebenben
S9reden unter ben 9iquor . 6dnblern
berpor5urufen Dermo6t. 9as @eieb III
ieiner u~berbeferten .Germ" eiebt Dem
@bef Der @taatspoliaei in Mirflidfeit
cine fait autofratii9e @emalt, pie fie
Der Gelbfberrider aler &euBen tur bat.
@r unb feline unterbeamter f6nt1en gara
nod etgenem grmefen 6duier bur9ius
den, irgenbpel6e Waaren nit Bei9lag
belegen, 2eute berbaften unb einiperren,
tpie es in ibrem 8elieben ftebt. 59on
Der geroa6t, oaB @runb au berglei1en
MaBregeluugen porbanben fei1 m6@te,
iflbinrei9enb, nm ben Befiimmungen
beg @eiebes9emdB, ben getpaItiamett
@inbru6 oer Bolisei in pribat Wobs
nungen gu re@tfertigen. Srob alIebem
f6nnte man nit serobe ebenfo bel Mus>
fi6t auf grfolg Ben @eriu9 MAIDEN, bic
Narrasanfett>8ap nit gimeru ausaus
f@6pfen, pie ben in probibence benz
@erfauf bon geiti9en @etrdnfen cine
S6ranfe gu ieBen. IS giebt bier iebt
mebr Pldbe, mo fol6e berfauft tperben,
dig gu Der 3ett, no bieielben unter benz
2icera : @efeb fanoen; oas Bolt min
einfa@ geitige Setrdnfe baben unb es
Dir6 tie t@ beri@affen, glei@biel mie
f6arf bic 8erorbnungen bagegen fem
m6gen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26
Serr W. MenSel,ubu

friber an Der nGreien preFe" felt elmer
&eibe bon Sabren ttdtig, tebrt nod
Observation-Disclosures Ibpeienbeit in @bi,
cage auf ieinen alien ppfen als Ror.
respondent, Solicitor unb &eifenber
Der nGreien Prefe" autiid. 9err Men.
belFobn 1T elm ti9tiger @ef9dftsmann,
Der Is bH ifanben bat, ft9 iberau be-
liebt gu MAIDEN unb beBbalb perben bic
3ablrei@en 2eier bieies 8Iattss feline
Wieberfebr 9emiB nit Greuben begrti.
zen. 9err Menbeliobn wirb auerft Mu=
fang nd9fen Monats ben Qefern Der
rGreien prefe" in Seniion, SHERMAN,
Dallas, Sort Wortb &C. feline Muftpar.
turg MAIDEN unb mir erbitten iRr i'm
elm freunbli6es gntsegen:ommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26
3atarrb=8mr
Muerlei.

Der Garmer %. WeBeI, ber on
Der Salabo uobnt, 1T berbaftet porben,
neil er 5tpei Morbani6ldge auf feinen
S6miegerbater @onra6 S@ub gema9t
bat. Webel mar erif fur3e 3eit nit
S9ub's So9ter berbeiratbet, dig bieie
tuegen f9le9ter 8ebanblung ins elter=
li9e 9aus auriidfebr.e. WeBel tpolte
bic Grau tpieber baben unb ibr Batter
nabm iie in 99uB. 9aber Der 6treit.
= poIisift 6ia 1T BON einem Manne.
ben ct unter berbd1tigen umitdnben in
Stebes' 9ol5bof umbertrau9en fab, in
bic 9anb gefo@en tuorben, tta6bem ct
ibn perbaftet uno mieber freisela1en
hattie.
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u n a!

Sn anbetradt Der Notbmenbisteit,
baB elm Sober am 4. Aueuf feline
Stimme abgiebt um bas probibitionss
ENHANCEMENT nieber3ufimmer, bdlt es
Der unter3ei6nete 8erein fur feline
pfi9t. ale Nrbeitsgeber auf5uforbern
ibren betr. Nngeifelteu ON Wabltage
a. Nuguit) einen freien Sag obne it,
genb mel9en Sobnabsug gu geben.
Ser 8oritanb bes 8ereins
u0prtpdrts".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26

Ote telWIle upo eie1QnleTe Uu6DQ9t .
Bpm Grtiteln, melde flo teIonee,s gu.
@eeurfstaas- n 5p45stis : @efhenten
et9ren, ais:
Silber,pta tirte @aaren,
Statuen BON Bron5e, Terra Gotta,
Rcr5e0an unb Mlabafer.
@elisiSie 6isuren, grucifre unb Gc=
ienfrdn3e.
glumen= Saien unb Nnapeln.
9afen, fem tecorirte.
llbums in GROCER NuswabI.
photographer aIer Nrt.
5cntenirs nit 81 gnfi&ten BON San
Gntcnip, fir so Gents.
Bilbsr unb Btlber. Rabmen.
Wuafopien unb utren.
Opernsldier unb 6ernrSbre.
1ai6enme1er unb 6feeren.
Dumen urb 9erren TciIet NecaGaire.
@elbtaiden fur oerren unb Damsn.
Oanlen : 0anbtafden.
Briefs appen.
Sdreib5euSe unp Woti3bEter.
0iften=Garten= @tuis.
Damen Nrbeits : Rdf@en uu0 SSrte.
9anb>S piesel unb 3dmnne.
HaudsEi5de unb 6errice.
@isorren ; Gtuis.
3eitunSe- Woppen.
SpajierfSde.
gOsel. unb gidbOrn Sdise.
Necoroeons, 5itbern unb S~arnirnieas.
Muiaeln in GROCER Nuspaht.
Slid Npparate.
yapiere unb icnfise Materialien our
Nnferti8ung BON Yapier=U Iumen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-26

8efauration unb Sotel
IN gerbinbuns NIT einem Bar . aoom erfen
Manages. D1- Simmer fnb su ~raifoaabIen
@rdien ju sermietben. -Ass l6,3,t-
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@aM's
8ie lit bies?

Wir bieten einbuhbett Dollars Bes
lobnang fir ieben Sal BON &atarrb an,
Der ni6t bur9 @innebmen BON 9aa's
&atarrbs&ur gebeilt iperben farm.
s. s. @benep & Co., @igentbimer,
Solebo, Sbio.
q. 9al's &atarrb : Sur pirb
eingenommen un6 mirtt brett auf-bas
Blut unb bic i9leimtgen Sberfld6en
bes Spaems. preis Is Gents bic
Glai6e. Gerfauft bon allen Npotbefern.
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Nu6lena Mrniensgalbe.

Die bette Salbe Der BeIt fir Sdnitte
0ueti6unsen, gef@uire, Gieber. unb Saut.
Musf&Ias, Gledte, ~seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grof>
beulen unb ale S~anttrantbeiten; turirt Ga.
morrboiben ober feline HeaabIung. 8odise
SatiSfeation sarantirt ober bas. Gelb pirb
3uriiderfattet. % Gents bic Sda9teI Bel u
Srei6
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9as sdiuad,ere @eidaledt

pirb unermebli6 sefidrft bur9 ben
8ebrau6 bon DR.. r. V. Pierce's yFa-
vorite Prescription" (Gieblingsberorb'
nunG), pel6e ole meibli6en St0runs
gen furirt uuo ben Orsanismus ffdrft.
Bel allen N~poibetern 3u haben.
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Sas 6ansmittd ion0er @leiden.


sd babe Ginunons Qiber &eouTator
lange Sabre binbur9 eebrau9t unS es 1T
Dds etnttige 9attsnttttel getue EN-. befen mir
uus be6ienten. aud meme SHUTTER mar
fehr eingenomnen fir bies Mittel. gs lift
cine 5uberldftge, hell fiber ipirtenbe Mie>
otrin BET allen St0rungen bes &erbauunq8.
feitents un6 fein 5anptpertb beifebt 6a.
mn, 9ranfbetten au berbin.
bern. SD pfege es allen meinen Greun'
ben gu empfeblen nnb iper6e aud in 9u>
fnnft fortfabren, bies at tbun."
Rep. Sarte8 M. HcuinS,
8aifor an Der GIbl. Metbobitenfir9e in
Gairfelb, 80.
Man ipart 3eit 1nb Doctor Rednun.
gen, wenit man INNER Simmons Liver
Regulator I'M Saule fahrt.
sd inbe, baB SIMMONS LIVER RE.
GULAToR ba8 bette GamiIienmittel III,
sesen 2eiben aIler Mrt, ipie 8erbau.
ungSf9Dd9e, &oIit O~iarrb0e,
So6brennen unb @aIIigteit.
Bon allen btelen Qeiben berfdaft her Sc,
ber NeguIotor f1nele nib lidere NbbIIfe.
@enn Id febr fubtantieG an @ben6 ae.
qeffen babe, pfTeae t9 bor benz 3ubetfe.
geben einen SbeeloFeI y Oh beTeIben au mir
gu nebraen uno i'd bletbe 6ann bon iebem
GefibI bes ltnbebose1s befreit."
Sbib 9. Sparfs,
st Mabor Dor Maeon, Ga.
aarDer ein3ise idte 2eber : @esutatc,
trdst unlere San6eIsmarte (Z) born auf
benz nrafdIas.
J.. Fl. Zeilin g. Co.
alleinise eisentbamer, philadelphia, %a.
Breis 100.
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Sir @irtbe.

Sie SurnbalIe in 2arebo
NIT baau seborisent 8arroom If iofort unter
sinfigen 8eoinsunsen au bermistben.
Die boafdnbise Bar Ginridtung, iopie elm
BiuarS fnb gum 8ettauf. Mit Der Saqe III
elm @arten petbunben.
Sine quite 9elesenbeit fir einen tii9tissn
@irtb. @sgen nd6erer Gustunft a~breiire man
P. o. letter box No. 80, LAREDO, TEXAS.
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WrpBer 9~(m80erf0uf
S6nttt< u1t6 Mpbe Maaret

gu %bsfa1en. I'm nun uni eren 8orrath bon Serren. I'm
idneG as mS8lid aus5ubertaue en-, werben mir
preiien losidlasen. Die Breiie perben bon
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Mderbans ,nb @e&uerbe 8 GulIeae
nDn Seras,

Ser 10. idbrIi@e Gurius besinnt AM 5.
Sept. 'S7. Bilbet in allen 3psissn beS @if.
TENS aus nit praftif&em llnterridt I'm aderbau
unb @ewerbe, 10 bab @rabuirte eintrdali6e
Stelunsen erbalten BADEN. Mil6erei, @ieb-
au4t, Sbabau, 3immermanns. unb Maf9inen.
bau . arbeiten, demiide GuaIbie fir Garmer,
aerste, gpOtbefer. Sngenieurs. unb 8ermei>
fungsarbeiten &C. peroen praftif4 betrieben.
llnterri4t im Deuti9en unb Spani16sn. Die
Nnffalt piro iest bersrobert. slue Nussaben
Der 8oslinse : aleiber unb Bidder aussenom.
men -$l65 fir neun Monate.. @erlanst ga.
talos bon
s. 8. 9inwibbie,
1871 ,tun1M Ocean Der Gataltdt.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-09-10
ACADIA PARISH.

This new parish, with the lovely
name, will prove of inestimable value
to Louisiana if tho people will but
heed the spectacle there presented to-
day. The Telegraph has said that the
spirit and determination Of the factions
would lead to disruption of the Dem.
ocratic party. Indeed, many fac,ionists
barely Disguise their desire to produce
a split. The result of this factional
warfare is manifested by the condition
Of things in Acadia, where the factions
have organized two parties, two exec-
utiva committees, and both claim that
the parish Is solid for their man. or
course there vii! be contcsting delega-
tons from this parish and, of course,
the contest will be tried and DECIDED
by factionists. All of the wrong il not
on one side and all the right is not on
tho other in Acadia parish. Both sides
are in the wrong and the people of the
State can clearly see what result this
factional fight must lead TO. 1t IL tho
patriotic duty of every true Democrat
to sound tho tocsin of alarm that the
people may put down this fac,ional
ami fratricidat strife before il is too
late
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Telegraph, and he supported them
from personal choice, but did not
know, or hove anything TO do with the
now memorable Pargoud convention,
which was re-enacted in this city last
Monday. 1t is well known, however,
that when II came to light, the man.
aging editor of the Telegraph con
demned and denounced it. The Bull.
letin was then violently anti Ring, as
reference to its files will show. 1t is
now as violently in favor of the ring
and why so: Simply because it was
bought and paid for. The Telegraph
is not supporting any body for pay
it chopped" of its own choice when /,
passed under the present management
The Bu1ie tin had more "substantiaf
reasons for doing 80.
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An Attempt TO Take the Control Of II
Newspaper Out of the Hands of
It's Owners. in the Interest
OF '.the Eing.'

Don ALpsoNvlLLE, La. Sept. g.
On tho 3ist o: August the sheriff, act
ing under n writ of seInestration issued
by the clerk of court, took charge of
the Ascension Democrat newspaper.
Coupled With this was an injunction,
also Issued by the clerk although the
district judge was in the parish, enjoin-
ing the board of directors and the edi-
tor from using the columns of the
paper in advocacy of General Nichols
nomination. These writS were OBJ
tanned by four stockholders holding
twenty. one shares out Of total of 200.
To-day the Democratic Publishing
Company bonded the sc4ues!ratinn
and took charge of the paper.
The grounds alleged for the writ is
sued were that the policy Of the pa
per in supporting Nichols was viola
tive Of the provision Of the charter,
which declared that the paper should
be Democratic in politics. The absud-
ity of the suggestion was apparent to
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A WARNING.

The following paragraph taken from
a letter from an Ohio Republican TO
Harper's Weekly and printed in the
issue of that paper of August 9th,
sounds note of warning which it
would he well for the Democrats OF
Louisiana to heed in time:
els it not clearly evident that only
through the discussions Of the Southern
| leaders themselves can the negro vote
become valuable political quantity
to be sought after by these same lead
ers, and by them to be protected With
a professediy hostile (federaD admins
trsiion, the South will be always
.solid,' and the negro and carpet Dagger
continue TO be DISTINGUISHED"
| This merely, but forcefuily, fore
shadows what the fruits of faction must
DO, when the white men shall have be-
come divided among themselves. In
| fancied security from Radical and ne
gro ascendency, divisions will spring
up in our heretofore solid ranks and
each faction will strive to resurrcci
tho negro vote from it's political
grave and make Of it again a "valaable
political quaniify'' for their own uses
and against their own people.
The saddest and wickedest day in
the history OF Louisiana will not have
been seen until this comes to pass.
The races now, after years of shame,
suffering, bloodshed and sorrow, occupy
the relative position which God meant
them to occupy when He planted the
race instinct in tho Anglo Saxon aud
the negro; and it were hienous crime
in any man TO do or TO encourage any
thing, for any purpose on earth, that
tends to destroy these relations and re-
vive the negroes Interest. and partIcipa-
ton ia our political affairs.
After all that has gone before, after
CoIfax, Coushatta, Bossier, the Me.
chanics Institute and the 14th of Sep.
TENDER, are the white men of Louisiana
going to permit a lot OF self-seekers
and personal belongings to divide them
into factions and call in the negro and
carpet baggcr to arbitrate between
them In the name of God aud our
country, NO! Then let those OF us who
love our party take heed in time aud
persuade, or force if it must be, the re-
conciiiation of these factions.
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MONROE, La, SEPTEMBER 10, 1887.
A CARD.

The undersigned friends of tho res
pecttve editors of the Ouachita Tele
graph and Monroe Bulletin, having
Investigated the causes OF the unpleas.
ant personal attitude of each. find that
they are entirely capable Of adjustment
in a manner honorable to each. The
editor of the Telegraph having dis.
claimed any intention or design of of.
fering any personal insult to the editor
of the Bulletin in his issue of the Sd
inst, or of casting any aspersions upon
his honor or integrity, the latter unre-
servedly withdraws any and every
thing which appeared in his editorial
reply In the Bulletin of the 7th inst,
which the editor of the Telegraph may
find objectionable, and requests his
friends and the public to consider them
as never having appeared.
w. F. MILLsAPs,
JNO. s. BOATNER.
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The philosophic Mr.. IroNy lecA
once shrewdly observed that there was
n vast Difference between 0in1t2. Tine
and dinner. Dinner.time always comes
around regular, but dinner don't some
times" The Democrats should draw a
like subtle distinction between Mich
oils, or McEnery, ut the head of a
Democratic State administration, and
Nichols, or McEnery, at the head of a
faction, angry and personal faction
The Democratic party is responsible
for the former always, but not for the
latter sometimes.